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1314	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | Immunization Services Division	The mission of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD) is to prevent disease, disability and death through immunization and by control of respiratory and related diseases. To achieve this goal, the mission of the Immunization Services Division is to protect individuals and communities from vaccine-preventable diseases through provision of federal funds and contracts to purchase vaccine, the provision of technical and financial support of immunization programs, provider and public education, and evaluation and research.	ISD organization. 0.520366 general public 0.4845 area health departments 0.577439 lifespan 0.443426 deputy director 0.489999 ISD branches 0.537924 local levels 0.485655 evaluation 0.443905 accurate data 0.485206 immunization projects 0.67421 health care providers 0.55921 best immunization decisions 0.745368 immunization grants 0.731208 health professionals 0.499874 CEB 0.424446 high immunization coverage 0.739533 development 0.423352 primary interface 0.479489 vaccination coverage data 0.570656 Assurance Branch 0.482255 influence changes 0.482201 IISSB works 0.484077 provision 0.432695 immunization decisions 0.756746 associate directors 0.486381	Vaccine Supply 0.497907 vaccines 0.435009 protection 0.426733 immunization providers 0.677508 technical support 0.495247 immunization programs 0.805506 financial support 0.49765 scientific leadership 0.486688 domestic programmatic activities 0.57016 OD 0.444796 Health Communications 0.491472 immunization strategies 0.67312 immunization information systems 0.978991 conducts research 0.492146 program effectiveness 0.497647 public education 0.496719 policy 0.428915 National Immunization Survey 0.809981 Children program 0.500724 program operations 0.481712 Immunization Services Division 0.824951 vaccine purchase 0.496949 science activities 0.488615 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.824023	CLICK HERE
6846	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	No Excuses | Get Screened for Colorectal Cancer.	This public service announcement addresses common excuses and misconceptions that lead people to delay or avoid getting screened for colorectal cancer. It features men and women who voice their personal reasons for not being screened and an off-camera announcer who responds by providing facts about colorectal cancer screening and its importance. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/NoExcuses30/index.html	Excuses 0.987161		CLICK HERE
9529	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Alert Network | Recurrent Nationwide Shortage of Tuberculin Skin Test Antigen Solutions: CDC Recommendations for Patient Care and Public Health Practice	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	IGRA test materials 0.651491 PPD tuberculin product 0.536671 JHP Pharmaceuticals 0.518979 IGRAs entail services 0.494798 occupational health 0.504126 public health authorities 0.498054 TB contact investigations 0.589908 occupational health authorities 0.490089 IGRA products 0.542366 borderline results 0.517588 results 0.519472 Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection 0.525671 routine serial TSTs 0.494246 tuberculin skin tests 0.560965 public health rules 0.497612 Substitute IGRA blood 0.665238 public health officials 0.524385 interferon-γ release assay 0.501042 tuberculin antigen solutions 0.533402 United States Food 0.510701 TST 0.562194 M. tuberculosis infection 0.520221 cross-sectional controlled studies 0.492998 IGRA blood tests 0.939586	CDC Health Alert 0.557048 TB exposure 0.506351 United States 0.623978 similar results 0.516541 IGRA blood 0.957201 commercial IGRA blood 0.663655 tuberculin units/0.1 mL 0.686625 current shortage 0.461817 skin test solutions 0.504545 public health 0.67809 TB infection 0.523132 routine serial testing 0.494493 IGRA blood test 0.949679 ) disease. 0.621818 Sanofi Pasteur Limited 0.530505 TB cases 0.525471 local TB epidemiology 0.585255 relative TB risks 0.583039 tuberculin skin test 0.667947 specific laboratory services 0.487973 risk-stratified cut-off measurements 0.484053 recurrent shortage 0.468012 TB diagnosis 0.526695 multiple dose vials 0.681775	CLICK HERE
10343	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014 West Virginia Chemical Release'Chemical Emergencies	Information on chemical emergencies and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
10603	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using Client Reminders to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening in Montana, 2012 - CDC	Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third leading cause of cancer death for men and women in the United States. CRC screening can save lives by detecting precancerous polyps that are then removed or by detecting cancer early when treatment is most effective.	cancer screening benefits 0.425913 Task Force 0.430298 health insurance 0.479675 survey respondents 0.437834 screening improvement methods 0.397804 AHO 0.567787 AHO members 0.415001 CRC screening services 0.511899 AHO’s enrollees 0.43525 group 0.394513 Montana 0.47172 colorectal cancer 0.500183 insurance benefit plan 0.404255 individual one-on-one screening 0.413272 CRC screening 0.921812 MCCP 0.733165 insurance carriers 0.408491 AHO’s insurance 0.417577 fecal occult blood 0.402202 appropriate screening tests 0.415474 Colonoscopy Screening Capacity 0.42422 AHO newsletters 0.401277 United States 0.439593 small association health 0.414743 CRC screening participation 0.574102	Cancer Control Programs 0.418929 Counties Health Care 0.404876 annual screening colonoscopy 0.426506 MCCP employee 0.44546 Montana Cancer Control 0.431945 postcards 0.403494 MCCP postcard campaign 0.497892 small media 0.412299 cancer screenings 0.396233 appropriate CRC screening 0.514282 CRC insurance benefits 0.461234 CRC deaths 0.426042 National Cancer Institute 0.404292 CRC education 0.416724 particular AHO 0.393474 health care 0.513284 major insurance carriers 0.401219 CRC screenings 0.539419 CRC screening rates 0.516919 insurance claims data 0.402564 health care coverage 0.457793 evidence-based colorectal cancer 0.411103 small-media campaign 0.468898 Health Care Trust 0.405584	CLICK HERE
11881	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Control of Ebola Virus Disease - Firestone District,Liberia, 2014	On October 21, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	Ebola exposure risk 0.428079 Ebola case definition 0.456556 Ebola education 0.416239 Ebola treatment unit 0.457287 Firestone Natural Rubber 0.389256 national Ebola case 0.538974 Ebola clusters 0.416361 Firestone Liberia 0.434807 high-risk exposures 0.381648 Ebola outbreak response 0.444273 Firestone plantation area 0.42275 Ebola case 0.570556 Ebola outbreak 0.512647 Firestone response 0.344291 Ebola case definitions 0.467028 Firestone employee 0.369501 intense Ebola transmission 0.480608 Ebola transmission 0.50373 standard Ebola 0.474522 Fifty-three Ebola cases 0.454611 Firestone ETU 0.347943 Disease — Firestone 0.370637 ebola survivors 0.456389 health care 0.360614	Ebola outbreak control 0.439714 Firestone communities 0.359362 Firestone District 0.436595 Ebola case deaths 0.446852 Firestone plantation 0.481399 Firestone staff members 0.371728 ebola virus disease 0.511075 Firestone HCWs 0.356222 Ebola response 0.453109 ebola cases 0.72775 Ebola patient 0.500803 Firestone facilities averages 0.378637 Firestone 0.696786 initial Ebola case 0.461654 Ebola signs 0.43563 Ebola control guidelines 0.43099 Firestone Tire 0.365343 Ebola infection control 0.485646 Firestone rubber tree 0.392371 Ebola patients 0.655323 Firestone hospital 0.345434 Ebola 0.911553 subsequent Ebola cases 0.459348	CLICK HERE
12411	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	International Road Safety (300W x 557H)	null			CLICK HERE
12643	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Support for MSM	Susan Kegeles of the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies at the University of California-San Francisco, discusses how HIV prevention program participants can create a MSM (men who have sex with men) family, which has young gay and bisexual men caring about each other, whether they are living with HIV or not, and helping each other reduce their sexual risk behaviors. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=cafbdba70c2cc5cbfd43cef44ccf7f8720121124105131015	MSM Family 0.790435	Empower Young Men 0.966435	CLICK HERE
13413	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	El 27 de junio es el Día Nacional de la Prueba del VIH	Los CDC recomiendan que todas las personas se hagan la prueba del VIH al menos una vez como parte del chequeo médico de rutina, y que los grupos de alto riesgo se las hagan con más frecuencia. ¿Se ha hecho la prueba?	Día Nacional 0.512242 VIH ayuda 0.79284 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.596234 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.591608 personas jóvenes 0.49718 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.619214	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.594815 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.591843 alto riesgo 0.494147 Estados Unidos 0.507943 Archivo Microsoft 0.93672	CLICK HERE
13454	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Disability and Disability Type Among Adults -United States, 2013	Elizabeth A. Courtney-Long, MA, MSPH1; Dianna D. Carroll, PhD1,2; Qing C.	disability †† 0.490001 disability 0.923985 mobility disability 0.504435 highest prevalence 0.530512 higher prevalence 0.587774 noninstitutionalized U.S. adults 0.506872 independent living.† CDC 0.485827 health disparities 0.510464 disability types 0.664159 higher disability prevalences 0.584831 BRFSS 0.49652 functional disability types 0.539693 lower education levels 0.517035 disability questions 0.545441 higher overall prevalence 0.537691 age groups 0.485142 older age groups 0.483704 independent living 0.518142 persons 0.484668 different disability types 0.641718 state-level disability prevalence 0.586918 mobility 0.525341 important public health 0.48229 overall prevalence 0.54061 lower prevalences 0.519008	adults 0.610954 self-care disability 0.524712 state-based health survey 0.498184 prevalence estimates 0.504427 states 0.490966 prevalence 0.737242 disability prevalence 0.678345 frequently reported disability 0.574134 disability status 0.488952 state-level prevalence 0.546381 U.S. Public Health 0.485547 cognition 0.500576 U.S. adults 0.608945 public health programs 0.70398 highest prevalences 0.485876 household income 0.53823 higher prevalences 0.526663 disabilities 0.486096 additional disability questions 0.52502 specific disability types 0.522399 frequently reported type 0.511141 Dianna D. Carroll 0.481803 disability type 0.692747 Brian S. Armour 0.48247	CLICK HERE